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I’ve had no cause to regret my momentous decision. I’ve lost that jaded feeling and have rediscovered the love of words that was becoming bruised as a poorly-paid traditional author.

Geraldine Evans – 20 April 2014 Continue reading →

Oh, and the number one thing – never give up.  You have to have a pretty strong backbone to compete in this industry, and perseverance will help.

Marie Lavender – 20 April 2014 Continue reading →

Most of my characters are based loosely on people I’ve met along the way. Some are people I’d like to meet and some are characters I wish I could be more like. Wow, that sounded like I have a multiple personality disorder.

How about I just go with fictitious characters that are highlighted with reality?

Jocie McKade – 17 April 2014 Continue reading →

My characters are largely made up. I don’t know any immortal angels who embody virtues, after all. But there is one sort of exception to this. I created the character Siren as a kind of joke side character—me, if I were an angel.

Elizabeth Corrigan – 13 April 2014 Continue reading →

Hopefully, any thriller reader will enjoy this book but I think fans of romance or women’s fiction will also find it intriguing.

Rebecca Forster –  10 April 2014 Continue reading →

Jump in.  Keep writing.  And never give up.  If the work is good it WILL find an audience.

Tom Abrahams – 3 April 2014 Continue reading →

. I hear so many people say that they would love to write a book but then they list all the reasons why they can’t. I don’t buy that. If you want something bad enough, you will find a way to accomplish it. 

M.H. Soars – 30 March 2014 Continue reading →

By the time I decided to go all-in as author-publisher, I’d gotten some strong praise from Publisher’s Weekly, thanks to the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award, so, for me, this was a much stronger endorsement of authenticity as a writer than the long, long slog of finding an agent.

Michael Patrick Hicks – 27 March 2014 Continue reading →

Yet, in spite of the huge need for teens to be popular and fit in, there is no book specifically devoted to teen popularity. We decided to do the research and create the tips to fill that need.

Jonathan and David Bennett – 23 March 2014 Continue reading →

I enjoyed letting my imagination run wild and to push the boundaries of what is considered middle-school literature. I went about as dark as I could and the kids who have read my books haven’t batted an eye. 

Allen Houston –  20 March 2014 Continue reading →